Good amount for great price

Liners are convenient and handy. Less mess to clean up. Would have rated a 5 but the box arrived split open and the bags looked liked they have been stuffed in haphazardly, even though the bags still looked brand new.

These are the greatest...no leaks, no messy clean-up, especially bbq sauce, cheese & chili. If I'm tired after leftovers cool down I just add a twist-tie & put the bag of food in a bowl or another ziplop - bag goes in trash

I don't use my slow cooker without liners--it makes clean up extremely easy and does not take away from the quality of the food, texture or taste. Great bags.

We use these to line the crockpot and keep the pot clean. We line the crockpot every time we take food away from home. We even cook food and put it in a lined crockpot to keep it warm and less cleaning.

Perfect for quick cleanup, these liners are great. Slowcooker recipes can get messy, but are oh so helpful for easy meal prep. The liners gather up the mess that would otherwise have to be scrubbed out! Reynolds liners are the best rather than some immitations that tear and leak. At a sams club price its a win!

These liners are a valuable time-saver for folks who use slow cookers, especially in the way they reduce clean-up time. They work for various size pots, and keep the contents from sticking to the sides. Thanks, SamsClub for offering the 24pk at a very good price....pleeeze keep them in stock!!

These make cleanup a lot easier. However, Reynolds keeps making the bags thinner and thinner. I’ve had bags tear in opening as well as tear when the meat gets put in. I feel wasteful when I have to throw away a new bag, or irritated when the liquid seeps out into the crock. When they work, they are wonderful.

I use my slow cooker a lot so I am always buying liners. You just can't beat this value. I ordered them online and had them within 2 days. It was so simple, quick, and easy. The quality of the bags are still great as well. I definitely will be buying these again!

Using this product has changed my mind about slow cookers. I now use my slow cooker at least once a week compared to maybe twice a year. These liners are much like the browning bags that you use in your oven. The heat from the slow cooker can make the liner a little bit dry and cause it to stick to your slow cooker crock, however it easily pulls away when you remove it. I have never had a bag to split open or leak. The convenience of removing the bag once done and throwing it away is awesome. I just take a damp cloth wipe out my crock and wash the lid. And just like that I am ready for the next meal.